Beer Pint Glasses Lot of 4 VINTAGE RARE Bar Man Cave Advertising Drinking

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Beer Pint Glasses Lot of 4  VINTAGE RARE Bar Man Cave Advertising Drinking Decor
Today I will be listing a total of 18 lots of standard PINT size beer glasses, with 4 glasses being in each lot.
Lot 1 of 18
They are used and were purchased at a local estate auction.  They will show general signs of use and wear.  I'm not sure how the previous owner acquired them, so I don't have an interesting story to tell you.
This is not a best offer listing and I'm not a used car salesman.  If the item doesn't sell as priced, then I typically lower the price approximately 10% every 30 to 45 days or so, until it does sell.
I will not mix up glasses from lot to lot.  So, don't ask me for a single glass from lot 1 and another single glass from lot 5 etc. etc.  Once I took the pictures, I already wrapped each glass as photographed in each lot and prepared that lot for shipping next business day.
In some of the pictures, I put a white piece of paper in the glass in an attempt to make the graphics pop a little better, but in some of the pictures, they turned out a little blurry because, with the chandelier lighting I had in the room, the paper actually created a little bit of a back shadow in the glass and my camera seemed confused as to what it was focusing on.  My point is, the graphics are not actually blurry or fuzzy, just the picture from time to time.
Regarding shipping:  I do not control shipping prices.  For those of you that don't sell on ebay, here is how shipping works 99% of the time.  Before ebay allows a listing to go live, they require me to enter the weight of the package and the dimensions of the box into the ebay shipping calculator.  They also require me to pick a preferred carrier such as Fed Ex, UPS or the USPS.  Then,
ebay and not me
calculates and quotes you a shipping price based on my "ship from" zip code (21773) and your "ship to" code, whatever that may be.  I don't even see what ebay is quoting you until after you have paid.  If it makes you feel any better, I lose my rear end on shipping.  When ebay quotes you a price, thats what you pay, period.  But, when I create the label with UPS or Fed Ex, they have a little disclaimer that the price that they quoted you was an estimate and that the actual price charged to me could be higher.  They often charge me for residential area surcharges, extended rural area surcharges and they always charge me a fuel surcharge.  Combine that with the fact that ebay charges me 15% of shipping as a fee and that I don't charge for boxes, bubblewrap, heavy duty tape, ink toner, paper, fragile stickers, void fill, packing peanuts,  Fed Ex or UPS daily pick up fees or my time, gas and mileage to drive your package 20 miles each way to the nearest drop off location and as I said, I lose my rear end on shipping.  So, while I know that shipping fees often appear ridiculous when
ebay
quotes you  price, you should know that my costs are much much higher than what you are actually paying.
Much much higher!